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Johnny "Too Tall" · 12-11-2010, 04:47 PM

The draft classes are jacked up, there is no doubt about it. It is true that there are elite players with great acceleration and low speed, or low speed and great acceleration, agility ( Davone Bess is a great example, poor speed, great agility). But honestly not at an extreme such as 39 speed and 99 acceleration. 59 speed with that type of acceleration yes, 39, no.

There are just tones of strange things as far such as 5'9 350 pound DT's with good speed and low strength, 6'6 HB's. Yes I had a 6'6 halfback. Sure I could have moved him to WR but the point is he was drafted that way. It's not just the ratings, is the size issues. Every draft there is like 5+ 350 poundish DT--I've seen a 350 pound DT with 66 strength and a 240 pound DE with 95 strength. That's jacked up.

12-11-2010, 04:47 PM	#22
Johnny "Too Tall" Banned OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: VA	Re: 39 speed & 99 acceleration! The draft classes are jacked up, there is no doubt about it. It is true that there are elite players with great acceleration and low speed, or low speed and great acceleration, agility ( Davone Bess is a great example, poor speed, great agility). But honestly not at an extreme such as 39 speed and 99 acceleration. 59 speed with that type of acceleration yes, 39, no. There are just tones of strange things as far such as 5'9 350 pound DT's with good speed and low strength, 6'6 HB's. Yes I had a 6'6 halfback. Sure I could have moved him to WR but the point is he was drafted that way. It's not just the ratings, is the size issues. Every draft there is like 5+ 350 poundish DT--I've seen a 350 pound DT with 66 strength and a 240 pound DE with 95 strength. That's jacked up.